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Re: Review: Lawnmower Game: Racing - The Worst Game On Switch? Quite Possibly

Sinton

The problem is not bad games being made or Nintendo allowing them on the eShop - the problem is that people keep buying bad games. The maker of this game will laugh all the way to the bank as more and more people buy it for laughs.

Those comparing this to the situation leading up to the video game crash of 1983 need not worry. People are not spending all their hard-earned cash on bad games assumed to be great (Pac-Man, E.T.), and retailers are not flooded with games that won’t sell. Steam has been flooded with poor games for 15+ years now with no problem.

Re: Video: 11 Great 3DS Games Overshadowed By The Nintendo Switch

Sinton

«3DS games from 2017 onwards»

I’d say there’s a Pokémon Ultra Sun/Moon shaped hole on this list...

Some remasters worth mentioning: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology, Luigi’s Mansion and Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn.

Also New Style Boutique 3 - Styling Star is supposed to be very good (NL gave it a 9/10).

Re: Review: Wrestling Empire - A Love Letter To Pro Wrestling That Falls Foul Of Hilarious Bugs

Sinton

After reading the review, the comments made by @BurningCold0718 and after watching some Youtube videos, I decided to take the plunge, and man - this game is such silly fun!

The game mechanic, while somewhat buggy, is rather great, and makes you wonder what major companies could do with a wrestling game if they just focused on fun gameplay instead of the game looking realistic.

I started my career in wrestling school, but after picking up some victories (including a crazy 5 vs. 5 all out war), who do you think approached me? None other than Lance Monado, I mean Vince McMahon, himself! I signed a contract, and after a couple of matches against Typhoon, the Nasty Boys approached me backstage: Jerry Sags was having a match he believed he would have a hard time winning, and asked if I could join him ringside. Not one to turn down a fresh challenge (or wanting a pummeling by both Nasty Boys) I accepted. Turns out Sags had a 2 out of 3 falls match with The Iron Sheik. In yet another crazy classic, where everyone and their mother (I believe there was five helpers outside in the end) attacked The Iron Sheik, Sags picked up two countout wins. Knobbs, for some reason or another, thought he had helped me win, and asked if he should help me out full time. I thought that sounded fun and accepted. Next segment and Knobbs says he believes we should end the partnership now. Well, that lasted long.

And I haven’t even told you about my Cage Match against Bam Bam Bigelow with World Champion Randy Savage as Special Referee. Savage promised me a title match if I won (which I did), but he left the company the day after!

It’s like the glory days of Vince Russo! I can’t remember the last time I had such fun playing a wrestling game.

Re: "Free Melee" Becomes "Save Smash" Following Nintendo's Legal Action Against Competitive Smash Bros. Event

Sinton

@crashcontrol Nintendo isn’t making a profit of Melee, but they are making money of the Smash Bros. franchise and every single character in the game (well, perhaps not Captain Falcon...). If they say «sure, just use Mario in this mod», they’re at risk of others claiming the right to use him in their mod with or without profit as well. Is it a big risk? Perhaps not, but a risk with potential devestating ramifications.

And for all we know, perhaps Nintendo would like to make money out of Melee again someday as well.

Re: "Free Melee" Becomes "Save Smash" Following Nintendo's Legal Action Against Competitive Smash Bros. Event

Sinton

A lot of focus here on what Nintendo could or should do, but the fact is Nintendo have to defend their IP in quite an aggressive fashion, or risk losing sole ownership to it. Nintendo could do like other companies have done (Ms. Pac-Man, Sonic Mania), and release something created by someone else themselves, but they can’t allow other companies making profit of modded releases of their games.